The phrase 'concurrent goals' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase refers to two or more goals that are being pursued at the same time. For example: The business has three concurrent goals: to improve customer service, reduce costs, and increase profits.
Every CEO of a small company has concurrent goals of growing into a highly profitable business and creating a vibrant and desirable office environment.
It is compatible with concurrent goals of deterrence, protection and reform, as bonus side-effects of the retributive sentence, and as organizing aims of specific measures and features e.g., of a prison regimen.
Street science is a framework that joins local insights with professional scientific techniques, with concurrent goals: to improve scientific inquiry and environmental health policy and decision making.
43 There are four concurrent goals to be accomplished when evaluating the patient with advanced disease who reports nausea and vomiting: To clarify whether the patient is reporting nausea, dyspepsia, vomiting, retching, or regurgitation.
Further, Mr. Leichter notes, "demand for lawyers is separate from demand for law degrees, and the American Bar Association's goal of law as an elite profession contradicts its concurrent goal of law as a democratic profession open to the masses".
I support the city's Safer City and Safer Schools programs, but feel their concurrent goal--to reduce crime--will be severely undermined by Proposition E. I hope as responsible voters, you will consider all of the adverse implications of Proposition E, and reject it for the sake of my family and yours.
This involves holding in mind one goal whilst performing concurrent sub-goals.
We highlight concurrent treatment goals with potentially conflicting design constraints that must be resolved when formulating rational strategies for epilepsy electrotherapy, namely, seizure reduction versus cognitive impairment, stimulation efficacy versus tissue safety, and mechanistic insight versus clinical pragmatism.
Conflict can be defined mechanistically in terms of cross-talk caused by the simultaneous concurrent processing of goal-relevant and goal-irrelevant information competing for common resources [3].
In its recommendations, it was suggested that AECL has two concurrent mandates: commercial goals involving the selling and servicing of reactors, and R&D with regards to projects and technology.
The survey was made among the stakeholders of the Indian Shrimp Industry in order to set the future goals, and concurrent objectives and to design strategies to achieve them.
